HUSTLERS, HUNTERS, & MEN OF GOD Directed by Alex Monti Fox at Ground Zero Stage
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| Mike Uppendahl, Kevin Finister, & James Lesure in Hustlers, Hunters, & Men of God Directed by Alex Monti Fox |
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| Chris Kurtz & Jeff Wiens in Hustlers, Hunters, & Men of God, Directed by Alex Monti Fox |
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| Hugh Adair in Hustlers, Hunters, & Men of God, Directed by Alex Monti Fox |
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| Mark Kelly & Evan Helmuth in Hustlers, Hunters, & Men of God, Directed by Alex Monti Fox |
The West Coast Premiere of Eric Bogosian's Suburbia at The Actors' Gang
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| West Coast Premiere of Eric Bogosian's Suburbia at The Actors' Gang 1996 |
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| West Coast Premiere of Eric Bogosian's Suburbia at The Actors' Gang 1996 |
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| Alex Monti Fox, Jason Peck, & Jeff Wiens in the West Coast Premiere of Eric Bogosian's Suburbia at the Actors' Gang |
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| Holly Gleason & Alex Monti Fox, West Coast Premiere of Eric Bogosian's Suburbia, the Actors' Gang, 1996 "Perhaps the best news is the arrival of on the local scene of the Namaste Theatre Company, a group of especially bright and gifted young actors. It is rare to see so much talent in so many young people. They are in excellent hands with Michael Uppendahl who directs this play with estimable sensitivity and aplomb. There are no false notes in these performances." -Tom Kerrigan, Drama-Logue "...a top-notch cast (especially the seething Jeff Wiens, the effusive Jason Peck, and the numb Alex Fox) roams Kris Sandheinrich's bombed out set, under David Hahn's death's-head lighting. It's so bleak, it's almost gothic. Bring your lighter." -Rob Kendt, Back Stage West |
Hypatia: The Divine Algebra by Mac Wellman at Orbetello Gallery, as part of the Edge Of The World Theatre Festival
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| Dylan Kenin, Alex Monti Fox, Uma Nithipalan, and Gillian Brecker in Mac Wellman's Hypatia: The Divine Algebra Directed by Judith M. Smith, Produced by Mageina Tovah and Judith M. Smith, at Orbetello Gallery in Los Angeles |
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| Dylan Kenin and Alex Monti Fox in Hypatia: The Divine Algebra at Orbetello Gallery |
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| Alex Monti Fox and Mageina Tovah in Hypatia: The Divine Algebra at Orbetello Gallery |
Praise for Alex Monti Fox and The Elephant Man at El Centro Theatre
"...there is a bright spot in the production, it is Alex Monti Fox as Treves. The relationship between Treves and Merrick is a complex one—Treves is clearly Merrick's savior, but he also uses Merrick for professional advancement and, at times, is a jerk to him. Fox doesn't shy away from Treves's less-than-admirable moments and, on occasion, shows us a glimmer of Treves's self-awareness and self-doubt. At one point, I thought I'd like to see Fox try a production of Equus, as his approach to Treves had certain elements of Dysart in it, which seemed worth exploring further."
-Sharon Perlmutter, TalkinBroadway.com http://www.talkinbroadway.com/regional/la/
-Sharon Perlmutter, TalkinBroadway.com http://www.talkinbroadway.com/regional/la/
BACK TO ONE at the Lex Theatre Hollywood May-June 2010
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The Lex Theatre 6760 Lexington Ave. Los Angeles, CA | |
Birds. Fire. Tang. Words. Wrestling. Angels. Heartbreak. Re-living. Godot. The Big Bang. The Meaning of Life. And Red Wine. Back To One. Twenty-Two Troubles presents a darkly-comic & bluntly philosophical journey alongside one Angeleno, struggling to find some answers. BACK TO ONE a new play for one actor written and performed by ALEX MONTI FOX directed by DANIEL COHEN produced by ALEX FOX with COREY WOMACK lighting by KRIS SANDHEINRICH stage managed by KARA KESSENER PREVIEW SUNDAY MAY 23rdth 2010 8 PM RUNS SUNDAY NIGHTS at 8 PM MAY 30th - JULY 11TH, 2010 at THE LEX THEATRE 6760 Lexington Ave. (Near Highland and Santa Monica Blvd) Los Angeles, CA 90038 ALL SHOWS ARE PAY WHAT YOU CAN ($10 Suggested Donation) FOR RESERVATIONS send an email to: twentytwotroubles@gmail.co | |
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